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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-03-27

The Home Circle Club will hold reception at
the Fifth Ward Bank building on Easter Monday
night, April 18th.
A concert will be given by the Deutseh Ameri-
kanischen Parochialschuis of Central avenue. to-
morrow evening, at Kessler's Hall, Central avenue
and Bowers street.
grand musical. literary and dramatic enter
tainmsnt will be given by class 81 of the Jersey
City High School on Friday evening. April 18th.
Columbia Association will hold special meet
ing tomorrow evening at their club rooms. corner
of Jersey avenue and First street. All members
are notified to attend.
The first annual fancy dress ball of the Jersey
Lilly Bud Social Club was held at Commences
Dancing Academy corner Pavonia avenue and
Erie street, and most enjoyable affair it proved.
The costumes Of most Of the ladies were rich aud
elegant Among abe guests wers; Daisy Suther-
land. Ella Mundorff. Fannie Baker. Maggie and
Kade Rafter. Ray Rorke OF New York. Nellie Stein
becker. Bella Wardhough. Louise Castens. Julia
EAglish. and Masters f. Ellis, p shelton, D. Wells
W. Wells J Reynolds. J. Newman E. Whise. w.
De Mont L. Whiland, j. Hurd, F. Lake sEd P.
Coffee. Ths officers of the CLUB are: Miss Lille
Monohan. President; Miss George Kie fer. Vice
President: Miss Comstook, Secretary; Miss Ada
Cook, Treasurer.
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The Tenth District Freeholders' Convention will
be held on Tuesday next.
Electric lights will adorn the streets Of Union
Hill, at night. on and after May 1st.
meeting of the Union Hill Democratic Club
was held at Filons Hall last Thursday night.
The police force of Union Hill will aggregate q
dozsn men on May lst after the increase is made
The annual ball Of Frauen Kranken verein No
l, of Union Hill, was held at Beck's Hall last
night.
sociable was given at Willbaum's Hall, Union
Hill, last Thursday night pnder the auspices of
the Independent Trio.
The annual ball Of the Police Department of
Weehawken will be held at kuth's Hall, Union
Hill, in the latter part of April.
The Union Hill Board of Councilmen held a
special meeting last Wednesday night and recon-
mended that the following sums be appropriated at
the coming election For new own Halt sic. 000s
Police fund.- IS 500; street lights, 81 500; streets
aud sewers, S., 000; fire department. 81 900; new
hose carriage, $1,000; poor fund, $4,000. The
new hose company is II be located in the Second
Ward.
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CHERRIES SALEM oHANoERY OF NEW

CHERRIES SALEM CHANcERY OF NEW
y Jersey
Between VIM. H. Goetzes, Executor. Cesnplain.
ant. and Samuel A. Besson heirs ct alsss defend
aHts.
Fl. ia. aDr sale Of mortgaged premises.
Returnable May Term, 1887.
Collins.& Cerbin, Solicitors.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ to mssdirected
and delivered shall sell by puDnc venaue at J..
M. Gibsen's Real Estate Exchange Me-. AZ Monte
gomery street. Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the twentysarst day of APRIL A. d.
E967,
at two oelock In the afternoon, all the following
described land and premises, with the appurten-
ances. Being the same described in said1writ that
is to san:
All that certain lot or slot of land situate, lying
and being in the Sixtsenth (16) ward of Jersey
City. in the county Of Hudson and State Of New
Jersey, which is known and distinguished on the
newsmap Of Claremont, Bergen Heights, Hudson
County, New Jersey, made by G.. j. Wan Horne,
surveyor. &C., Town c& Bergen. Hudson County
n. j. August 1st 1860 (which is filed in she office OF
the Clark OF said Hudson County, ass lot plot
numbered one III on block numbered thirteen (13l
as laid down on saidamap; sail lot Fronts on the
westerly side of Ocean street. and 10 butted and
bounded as follows to wit: Beginning at point
on the westerly side CT Ocean street, distant lin
sousaerly direction fone hundred and fifty and
thigteen huDdredth $50 13-100) feet om the south
westerly corner of Ocean street ard Grove street.
running thence northerly along the westerly side,
Of Ocean street forty six and thiTty three hun,
drsdths (46 $4,000 3eet TO point hundred andg
thCee and eighty hundredths 1o3ee.190 feet south
cry from the cornsr of Grove street; thence west
eTsy on line para2lel with Grove street one hun
dred and twenty.eight and hfty-two hundredth
ms 81 1907 feet to,a point; thence southerly on q
Line at right anglss from the line of Grove street
tAiIty-six 1850 fesa to point; thence easterly
hundred and forty one and twenty two hundrodth
feet the place of beginning.
Dated February H. 1887.
FERDINAND. EEINTZE. SheslG.
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CHERIFrs SALEM oHANoERT OF NEy

CHERIFF'S SALEM CHANCERT OF NEW
- JERSEY.
Between Elizabeth r Butts, Trustee, complain
ant and William @. TFaphagen ct al defendants.
Fl. FA. for sale of morteaged premises.
RetuTDable May Term, a. ID. 1887.
Collins Corbin. Solicitors.
By virtue of the above stated writ 10 me directed
and delivered, shall sell by public vendue at j.
NJ. eibson's Real Estate Exchange, No A Mont
gomery street. Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the Twenty eighth day OF April A. D.
1887
at two o'clock in the afternoon all the following
described land and premises with The appurts.
Hancos. being the same described in said writ that
is to say
All that lot OF land. with the brick buildings
thereon erected situate In Jersey City, Hudson
county. New Jersey, the southerly side of Tenth
street, on the block known on BacoIs map OF 5or-
sey City, made A. 1861, as block elT, and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at point In the
southerly line OF Tenth street. distant westerly one
hundred and seventy feet and eleven inches IRE
IT. II in.) from the southwesterly corner Of Hen
parallel With Henderson street TO. through the
center OF and beyond q party-wall one hundred
feet; thence ~ westerly parallel with Tenth street.
twenty six feet three inches 26 IT inl; thence l
northerly parallel with Henderson street to- along
the center OF and beyond party-wall one hundred
900 fest to Tenth street thence 4) easter1y along
Tenth street. twenty-six feet three inches go #.
in) 10 the place of beginning.
Dated February 10 1887
FERDINAND HEINTzE. Sheriff.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

DUBLIO SALE OF ONE TWO-STORY BRICK
L House, situated ON the southeast ccFuer OF Bid
we'll and jackson avanues and one TWO STORY
FRAME HOUSE, situated on the northwest corner
OF Fulton and jackson avenues, the,same having
been taken for the opening. widening and chang
ing as to boundaries of Jackson avenue between
Myrtle avenue and Fulton avenue
Said property Will be cold by order Of the Board
Of Public Works. under the supervision of the
Commissioners oS Assessments and subject to the
approval of the Board of Pub&c Works, on the
premises. on MONDAY. April 4. 1887, at 10 o'clcAk
o..
The brick hoase, corner OF Bidwell and Jackson
avenues, will be the first honso to he sold.
Terms made known en- the dag of sale.
BY order os the Board Of Public werks
THOMAS JACOB. Clerk.
Dated Je1sey City. Nj. March II 1851,
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SHERIFF SALES.

CHER1FFs SALEM CHANGERS OF NEW
y Jersey.
Between the Provdent Institution for Savings in.
Jersey City. complainant, and Theodore P. GIL
man ct al, defendants.
FfI fat for sale of zAortgaged premises.
ReturBable May Term, 1887
Bentley Hartshozne solicitors.
By virtue of the abeve stated writ to mo directed
and delivered shall sell by pablo vendue at J.
N. Gibson's Real Estate Exchange, No. ~ Mont
gomery street. Jersey City; on
THURSDAY. the Twenty-eighth day of April A. D.
1881,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, all the following
described land and premises, with the appurten-
ances, being the same described in said writ that
is to say.
First--All that dwelling house and certain lot Of
land situate, lying and being in Jersey City Hud-
SON County, New Jersey, and which on map of
the farm of Cornelius Tan Worst. now deceased
made for'him by Joseph F. Bridges, of the city Of
New York, surveyor, bearing date June 1885, and
filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the County Of
Hudson on the Path day of April, 1S47s is known
and distinguished as lot numbered forty three
tA3s on block number thirty seven {3T). said lot
being twenty i've feet wide in front and rear and
one hunc<ed feet deep throughout, and fronting
on the norhery side of Wayne street, also all that
piece or parcel of land known and distinguished
on the Aforesaid map as part Of lot numbered
forty fourth said block Me- 81. bounded and de-
scribed asfollows: Beginning at point on the
easterly liAe side of Barrow street distant
ninety seven feet northersy Of the northeast
corner of Barrow and Wayne Streets thence xup-
ming, 1st northsrly along the line of Barrow street
three feet; thence easterly along the rear line of
said lot number fortyfour twenty five fact; thence
southeIly and parallel with Barrow stceet three
t8} feet; thence westerly aad parallel with Wayne
street twenty Ave feet to Barrow street. the place
lef beginning.
Second--AlI that certain lot of land and premises
situate in Jersey City aforesaid described as fol-
lows. viz. Beginning at the northeast corner OF
Wayne and Barrow streets, and running. from
thence northerly and alongs the easterl yside of
Barrow street ninety-seven Feet thence easterly
and parallel with Wayne street twenty ave feet;
thenee soystherly and parallel with Barrow street
ninety-sevsn feet to the northerly side OF Wayne
street: thence westerly and along the northerly9
side of Wsyne street twenty-five feet to the place
of beginning being part of lot number forty four
in block number thirty-seysn, on map made for
Cornelius Van Worst. now deceased, by Joseph F.
Bridges, Surveyor.
Dated February 49, 1887.
FERDINAND HEINTZE. Sheriff.
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WEDDING BELLS.

There was brilliant wedding some evenings
daughter Miss Tennie Havron being the bride and
Mr.. George Il. Waters the groom. The brides
ron, sister of the bride; and Samuel o. SayTe and
Thomas Smith were the best men. The ceremony
WIS performed by the Rev. Gsorgs P. Hubbard.
brilliant reception followed the ceremony. Among
those present were: Mr. and Mrs. B. Waters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chauncey. Mr.. and Mrs A. Dolphin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rrown, Mr.. and Mrs. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Mr., and Mrs. Pilch, Mr.. aud Mrs. Grifhng,
Mr.. and Mrs G BchoDp, Mr.. aud Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
7. Waters Mrs. T. Taylor. Mrs. R Taylor Ms.
Green Mrs. Hunter. Misses G. Sayre. L. Watson,
IL. Robertson. NJ. Van Ceef. L. Grifnng, M Crit
fng, A. Brown. NJ Brown J. Crawford. Messrs. J..
and W. Havron G. Smith, W Hill. W. Tice, B.
Taylor, r. Anderson. NJ. chester, @ Hanson aud @.
Rowey. The bride was the recipient of many beau
riful and costly presents
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
CORPORATION. NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
lNt1Qsh day of March, 1887 the Commissioners OF
Assessment and the Chief Engineer fled in the of
fee of the Clerk If the Board Of Public Works their
preliminary assessment m ap and report for OPEN
ing, widening and changing as to boundaries of
ROSE AVENUE
in accordance with following description to witt the
street to be So feet wide the center line thereofe
ginning at the present ternsination of Rose
at divers division line and distant 80 feet at RIGHT
angles from the present westerly line OF Rose
nue. as now laid out; thence running in straight
line or course and parallel with said west line of
Rose avenue to panforth Grsnue. The land To- be
taken for said improvement may be described as
follows: strip of land ~ feet In width to be
taken from the front of all l,ts fronting on, the
nOrtA aesterly side of Rose avenue from divers
division line to Gator avenue; strip of land az
feet in width to be taksn from the front Of all
lots fronting on the southsasterly side of Reese
enus from divers division line to Gator avenue;
ia strip of land 65 feet, in width beginning at a
point on the westerly lineof Gator avenue distant
12S feet IL inches from the intersection, Of the
southerly line of Old Bergen Road with the wes-
terly line of Gator avenue; thence running south
westerly in straight line 1879 feet inchesto the
soatherly line of the Odd Bergen Road; thence
southwesterly along line OF Old Bergen Road so
feet inches to the easterly side of Danforth
nue.; thence southeasterly along the easterly line
of Dalforth avenue Al feet 10 inches t0a point;
thence northesterly and parallel with the line first
described and distant e5 feet therefrom measured
at right angles 238 feet and inches to Gator ave
nue.; thence northwasterly along the line of Gator
avenue to the point of beginning Theland to be
assessed for the said;improvement IN az be describ
cd as follows, namely: All lands from ling on the
following named streets or avenues particular
sections thereof, to wit:
ROSE AVENUE
from divers division line to Danforsh avenue;
THE. OLD BERGEN ROAD
on the northerly side from point 70 feet west Of
Danforth avenue to point 80 feet east of Dan
forth avenue;
THE CID BERGEN ROAD
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CHERRIES sALE.-HUDsoN COMMON aa.EAs

CHERRIES sALE.-HUDsCN COMMON aAEAs
- COURT.
Edward N. Lam John hogan.
On DocketsA Judgment.
FL IA, etc,
Returnabs April Term, 1887
Clarence Linn, Attorney.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ, to medirected
and deliveaad, have levied upon and all sell by
public venaue, at J. M 9slDsons Real Estate Ex-
change r0e AZ Montgomery street. Jersey City. or
THURSDAY. the Twentyssighth day of April, next
at two oEock in the afternoon all tho right titls
and esta5e of the above named defendant John
Hogan IN and to all she following described laad
and prsEAises. with tie appurtenancss, that Is to
say
All That certain lot piece parcGsl of land and
premises situate. l1ing and being in The city of
jersey City, the Coanty of Hudson and State of
New,Jersey. butted and bounded as follows: Be-
giRning at point ga the westerly line of Grove
stress. distant fifty feet northerly from the north
westerly corner CO Grove and fourteenth street,
thsnce running westerly parallel with Fourteenth
street one hundxsd feet; thence northerly parallel
wth Grove strest twenty-five fset; thence easterly
parallel with Fourteenth street one hundred feet
20 Grove street, thence southery along the west
sriy line of arOve street twenty-five feet to the
place of begiEning.
Dated Feb1Hary 10, 1887
FERDINAND HEINTZE. Sheriff.
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0UB GOSSIP.

Teutonia CONCEAL will hold their annual calico
hop at Coopers Hall tomorrow evening.
The new bowling team of the Jersey City Ath-
lstic Association includes Messrs. Hale, l.. Duke.
G. Brock, Stratford, Thomas, Holland A. Duke,
Kretzer, McCabe and Cassell
The Beacon Coterie of the Heights is differed as
follows: A. I. Lynch. President T. J. Lyons. Vice
Pres. dent; p A. Tally Recording Secretary; p. j.
Grow, Financial Secretary; B. F. Jarves Treasur
er; ). J. Quinn, Sergeant-at Arms.
william F. Kern Association of the Heights re-
Gently elected officers follows: Adam Smith,
President; John Fullam, Vice PRECEDENT; Charles
Diefenbach, Secretary; William J. McGowen,
Treasurer The association is in a honrishing con-
dition.
Heights Oscar Steibel. President; Z. J. Lab
man, Vice President; VIM f. Dieffen bach, Secre-
tary; julius Alderman, Treasurer; Fred Feibel,
Librarian. This society is in good condition and
are all we'll known society men
President J. NJ. Happen, of the Jersey City Ath-
letic Club. has presented to the Club an elegant
and costly music box to be rafted of at nifty cents
chance. the proceeds to be devoted to the pur-
chase of stif more elegant one to be placed in
the ladies' parlor at the new club house
The officers of Tansv Social Club of Jersey City
are: VIVA. N Grandling, President; Thomas NJ
Shannon Vice President N. II. Sanborn, Score
tary; A. G. Miller, Financial Secretary; James
Recording Secretary; A. g Miller, Treasurer; A.
Loughridge, Sergeant alarms.
The Palisade Coterie of the Heights will hold
grand sociable at the Avenue House. Five Corners,
on Wednesday evening. April 18th. 1t promises
to be select affair The officers of the Coteris
dent; Edward Carroll. Recording Secretary; James
Farrell, Financial Secretary; P. Brady Correspond
ing Secretary A. Long treasurer; A. Conn. Ser
gsant-at-Arms.
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SOCIETIES AND LODGES.

Lincoln Lodge No. SO, X of p, held regular
convention last Thursday night
The net proceeds OF the recent Police ball, held
under the auspices of the Police RutHal Aid So
ciety, amounted in round figures to $l.T50.
Tomorrow evening Pioneer Council No. 90, of
this city, will pay visit to Fraternity Council No.
5o4. They win be met at the ferry In Brooklyn by
delegation and escorted to the Lodge rosms,
headed by band Of music.
Court Excelsior. A. o. F.. Of Green Vile, met at
the Globe Hotel Tuesday night, and elected these
officers Junior Past Chief Ranger, IA Cubberly;
Chief Ranger Horace Hargravs; Sub-Chief anger,
Louis Shaber; Recording Secretary, John MOZART;
Financial Secretary. VIM. Hooker; Treasurer. Ru-
dolph Fichtl; senior Woodward, George Smith;
Junior Woodward, NJ stthias Leibold; Senior Bedle.
Conrad Merger; Court Ply sician, DIR. Lienau. The
The new Court will be formally opened and the
officers installed on Tuesday evening, April s. when
visiting Courts from jersey City, B4yonne ana
Bergen Point will be present. collation. will be
served.
Men who earn their bread by the sweat of their,
brow should buy the new style of wooden shirt foz
81 from Knause, 101 Montgomery street.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN 1Oth day Of March. 1887, the Commissioners of
assessments and Chief Engineer Aled in the ofAoe
Of the Clerk o. the Board OF Public Works their
assessment map and report for the change OF grade
on
MONTGOMERY STREET.
from Bergen avenue to West Side avenue. The
land 10 be assessed for said improvement may be
described as follows: All property fronting on
Montgomery street. between Bergen avenue and
West Side avenue and that MONDAY the 18th day
Of April, 1887, at clock p. m, and the meeting
room OF the Board of Public Works are hereby
hxed as the time and place when and where the
Board of Public Works will meet to hear and con.
slider any obje tons 10 said report for the i'm.
provement which may be presented in writing.
BY order of the Board of Public Works.
THOMAS JACOB, Clerk,
Dated Jersey City, N. T. March II, 1881.
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ROBOKEN PUEFS.

Charles Crevieris recuperatingin Florida.
The Republican City Convention will be held on
April 4th.
Nine. Jurisch's pupils held a most successful
domino masquerade last Friday night.
Ex-Coroner William N. Parslowsfs Corresponding
Secretary of the City Democratic Club.
Tie Republicans of the Ninth. District will hold
their convention. at Rohners Hall on April LIST.
The annual ball of the Good Will Pleasure Club
is set down for tomorrow tMonday) night, at Hill
perts Hall.
Rev Father Brennan, OF ST James Church, New
ark. will lecture,at Father Cor1igans Church this
Sunday night
An interesting lecture was delivered to the pu-
pills of the High School last Thursday afternoon
by DR.. Hasbrouek.
The church year Just about closed has been tn
most prosperous in the history OF the First n. E.
Church of HOboken.
r. A. Anderson has been elected to succeed Mr..
Robert McCague. deceased, as treasurer OF Hoboken
Lodge, f.. and A. M.
Barney Bayer has very wisely concluded that he
could net be elected City Treasurer and has with
drawn from the list Of aspirants-
The Senior Glass of Ssevens' Institute Will start
in on their final examination tomorrow. The
graduates will smber about ohirty.
me Harmonic Social and Dramatic Club will
give an entertainment for thsbeneht of the worthy
poor of the city at Odd Fellows Hall next Thurs
day evening.
The annual conference Of the W. G. T. U. viii
be hed-the dlnerent meetings IN olnerent cnurchf
es-on April t. and 6. gns meetings will be ad-
dressed by eminent speakers.
The ofhcers-eect of the recently organized INDIE
pendent Citizens Club of the Third Ward are
President, p Schlaterbeck; ylce-President, August
Bastgen; Corresponding Secretary, John Lempke;.
Financial Secretary, NJ Bulat.
4 meeting of the Third Ward Independent Club
was he last night Ryans Hall, Clinton and
Fifth streets. The club boasts membership of
hundred and half. Its officers are: President,
EdW MeDermott Secretary, John Ieahsy Ser
geant-at-Arms, Thomas Lyons.
The Fourth Ward Young Mems Democratic Club
has been organized with these officers: President,
Adolph p Harswig; Vice President, John lacey;
Secretary, Eugene F.. Sullivan; Treasurer John L.
Hilderman: Sergeantat-Arms, Edward Monahan-
The club viii meet every Thursday night
The dust and mould that has accumulated dur
ing the past winter must now be swept away, and
your donicile enlivened anew. Get youH paint
niIa L
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These scores we're made al the shoot of The
Greenville Rifle Club at the Belyidere House,
Greenville. last Monday night: J. Beck, 103; A. NJ.
Kattanstyoth, 100 Edward Barr, 81; Il. c. Petty
81; John J, Hill. "a; VIM. H. Robidoux, SO; Thorn
Ms Thorno. 50; T. Wagner. 81
The Jersey Athletic Associations team defeated
the team of the Lincoln Bowling Club on Lena
merzs alley last Thursday night
The Montgomery Bowling Club yesterday sent to
Lemmerz Own Bowling Club OF this city, a trophy
of the latters victory over them last year in the
shape OF polished lignum rite ball. on which Is a
silver plate bearing the inscription:
"Won by Lemmsrz's Own Bowling Club Jersey
City, from Montgomery Bowling Club. of Newark
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SPORTING NOTES.

The Young Excelsior Base Ball Club would like
to hear from any nine, under fourteen years of
age. The following the Excelsior nine: Catch
ers, Murphy. Hogan and Brady; Pitchers, Ker-
ms W. Brady and McCabe; FIRST baseman. ulli-
van Second baseman, Quinn; Third base, J. o. Bri-
en-: Short stop, Collins; Centre field, Monahan;
Right field, McMann; Left field, Schaffer address
all challenges to Brady 80 Third street. Jersey
City.
Apractice game on the alleys of the Jersey Ath-
letic Association last Wednesday, night resulted in
the following score
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b. AND L. ASSOCIATIONS.

The organization of the Enterprise Building and
Loan Association, will be perfected at the ooe OF
MIR. Fred Wolbert, II Montgomery street to NOR
row evening. Only l63 Of the $500 shares remain
to be subscribed for.
The Beacon Mutual Building and Loan Associa-
ton was partially organized last Thursday even
ing at Fairs Germania Hall. No. 1853 Beacon av-
enue. John ". Fair was elected President. and
Louis Broer Secretary. 1t was decided TO issue
$500 shares. OF 5000 eacn. The new association
will DO fully organized at ths s4Dae place on the
evening Of April Is.
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w. s. Cannon, of Newark, has challenged Mr.
Davis. of Greenville. to shoot him match at 90
birds side. for $5oOunder the Nottingham rules
The challenge has been accepted, and the mach
will be shot on the grounds of the Jersey Heights
Gun Club at Marion in April.
Maurice ly and William Sexton played an ex-
hbition match of billiards in the hall Of the Jer
sey City Athletic Club last Thursday night Dudley
Kavanaugh acting rs scorer. Sexton was in poor
condition, and Daily finished his 200 when Sexton
had 70 on the string. The highest score made was
40 by DAILY